College of Hawaii Extension Work Promotes Education
The 1910 report highlights the College of Hawaii’s early extension program in Honolulu and on other islands, detailing evening courses, short courses, and correspondence study. It notes strong local interest, practical demonstrations, and plans to expand correspondence offerings to increase access to education for those unable to attend regular classes.
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Noearly
College of Hawaii
Fas
Wallace HR. Farrington
College of Mericuitire and
Mechanic A
Department of Public Instriction
LMT
University Club
HH Cooper
1 Hemenway
Cowlho
Calle Te Eam
Duity
Cours
Kobramry
College of Agriculture and
Meehanin Art Law
Anrien
J. G. Smith
Honoluln
Hawaii
Hilo
Wailuku
Maui
Gilmore
Young
Bell Partilly
Chelapprodch
Ff Halley
Kilmuil
Mindergarten
Departmente of Domestic Science
Tata Atel Horticulture
Hiewentian Collegeian
America
Beneft
Twerensky
College of
Mawall
College of Mawali
Wervier
Bulletin Expansion Year Contest Ends Tonight at Eight
The Bulletin expansion year contest concludes tonight at 8 p m with prizes including ten trips and organization awards to be distributed among winners. Subscriptions forged since March 28 earn votes for trip contestants, while payments through April 22 earn votes for both trip and organization contenders. Votes must be in by 8 p m June 24 with final counts by Honolulu business leaders serving as judges.
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Dave
Tnt
Bulletin Offiow
Rull Jetin
Honolulu
Haines
Indie Hem von
Racelote
Inoue
Organization
Butterin
Fire Destroys Kalihi Home in Early Morning Blaze
Chint Bleword Pangelinan of the Steuer Maurie tou from Kona arrived yesterday and found the Kalihi home at Wall Lust nilahit destroyed by fire. Fire units faced limited water with only one hydrant, delaying suppression. The house, insured for 1200, was damaged beyond repair and no water remained, with Mayor Thurston arriving to oversee.
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Chint
Pangelinan
Steuer Maurie Tou
Wall Lust
Glass Eye Explodes in Allentown Incident
In Allentown on May day a nine eye worn by Frank Ro Minner, Wunding Inceptor, exploded during a mut ehattion. Blood and debris sprayed from the device into the vicinity, injuring Minner. Authorities propose the eye may have been substituted during manufacture, with a potential sabotaged component blamed for the blast.
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Allentown
Frank Ro
Minner
Wunding
Vellulord
Count of votes announced by judges on Saturday evening
The text notes that votes are counted by judges and that the standing count will not change until the prize day. It instructs contestants to notify the Contest Manager immediately if the count below is incorrect.
Close of Contest Evening Marked By Bist O Clock
Bist o clock will mark the close of the contest as contestants and friends gather at the offices. Judges will tally the ballot results and announce the winner after counting. Final count to be verified by the end of the evening with observers present.
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Walt
Hare
Society Women Aviating Near Washington in Early Glimmering Flight
Washington society women led by Mrs Nicholas Longworth and Miss Ruth Wynne join aviators at a landmark event near the Washington Monument. Amelia Herings aircraft sparks excitement as women learn about flying, foreshadowing aviation as a major drawing power for visitors to the national capital.
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Washington
Maria Navies Mon
Nicholas Longworth
Coronel Roosevelt
Ruth Wynee
Washington Monument
Antheny Annuum
Mi Wynne
Ballinore
Instanen
Wankington
Mont Po
Capltah
Earth
Noootyle Belie
Aero
Tym Toe Ear Company
Herings
Gasoline fumes blamed for intoxication in driver case
London June 1 A chauffeur faced a drunkenness charge after a petrol fumes claim. The driver argued fumes caused his dated condition. The court accepted the plea citing evidence of fumes and the car’s engine influence.
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London
Haun
Subscribership Notice From Evening Bulletin Circulation
Subscribers are urged to report missing issues to the Bulletin circulation department. Provide full address details and note any faulty delivery to ensure proper replacement. Contact avenues include the Coulty address, Honolulu telephone number 2406, or the Bulletin Office on Alakea Street.
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Itme
Omeon Alukea
Lolly
Ateridan
Wyi
Standing of Organization Candidates at Last Count at Louis College
A listing of organizations and groups including Kamehameha Alumni, Honolulu Fraternal Order chapters, Royal School Alumni, Elks, Militia Company D, Central Grammar School, Young Men's Institute, Japanese organizations and other clubs gathered for a last count standings update. The text cites numerous societies and halls such as Alexander Baldwin Gymnasium and Palama, with unclear context or dates.
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At Louis College
Oscreeriee
Nanalula Kamehameha
Cccceeecseee
Honoluty Fraternal Order of Cagle
Monolalu St. Aiizabath
Memoriel Hureh
Palama B. P.O. Elks
Hilo
Royal School
Red Men
Weeesiceers Militia
Leilehus
Central Grammar School
Young Men's Institute
M.C. A
Quan Yai Sooiety
Rapid
Pumene Social Club
Patria Association
Halls Church
Lia Club
Plantation Club
Union Church Hila
Alexander Baldwin Gymnasium
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Hiwaii
Agriculture
Polymeian
Orientil
Tatin
Lia
Pokalhter
Fonturon
Cubewin A Hie Aaeemaby
Guatemata Hive
Republic
Guatemale Mining and Development Company
Avery
Hyening Bulletin
Jening Balletin
Monte Steero OS
Palett
Kalihi
Geounation
P.O
EH. Lewis
Manuel Mercer
Geo. Sims
E. B. Quinn
D. K. Don Waimea
Fred Brien
Kahala
John T. Rodrigues
Honomu
David B. Silva
A. , Robertson
Martin Neuman
P. C
Alleun Gorman
Capt
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Water Works Dept
Watluku
Frederick L
Zoller Kolo
Harry Hapal
Milo
Mary Hantio
Annie Tyau
Mies
Irene Kalal
Carolyn Scholtz
Waituke
Elsie Alama
G. L. Dickerson
Eva Gonealvey
Eugene Capella Hakalau
Achong
Bertha Kau
Louise Cee Harne
Vee Bohite
Hana Vere
Bick Ly Hite
Mine Mary Kamaka
R. Thompson
W. CG. Chan, Jr
Honatute
Kalina
Mina Mary Kauhane
Joe Morris, Jr
Makawao
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